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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
2
A jumbled clipping reports scattered notes about local people including Willoughby, Gordon, and Miss Walherins Mao with mentions of a Patriot and a dining scene. The text references Main Street activity, a sea departure, temperance talk, and various unnamed incidents and characters in a fragmented 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
Fragmentary text references women’s suffrage and voting behavior, noting a woman’s potential stance on revenue and political influence. Mentions Castine and local figures, with unclear attributions and questions about civic participation.
A garbled OCR entry mentions LOST salirdas Eastern Star Jin returning to Mrs JJ Crary and hints at a local city scene with names and scattered phrases. The legible bits point to a community notice or brief about a person’s return to an address, but details remain unclear.
A fragmented program note from the Electric Theatre highlights a feature billed as Stirring Days in Old Virginia. The page mentions comedy acts and educational segments, with unclear captions and stray phrases about performances, a trump, a denevchat, and a boy's adventures, reflecting a noisy, garbled listing.
Incomplete OCR excerpt hints at a boxing or fight card with hours and a threat reference. Mentions Kaos, Sor, and NH McCallun among scattered terms. Details remain unclear due to damaged text and garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe automobile service lines and tour parties. Mentions Carroll Timol and Sydney Tremble with references to prompts, phones, addresses, and property. Indicates connection to NoH Me Calinm and Wyse, with vague details on repair heads and treatment of trips.
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